Josh Kerns
Considering ditching a car? Lessons from a one-car family
KIRO Radio's Josh Kerns has been following a Seattle family after they gave up a car and became a one-car family.7 years ago
Meet Noah Purcell: WA’s de facto defender of the Constitution
Washington Solicitor General Noah Purcell has jumped onto the national scene since taking on the Trump administration's travel ban alongside Attorney General Bob Ferguson.7 years ago
Nation’s top curlers hit Everett for US championships
Some of the nation's top curlers are gathering in Everett's Xfinity Arena this weekend for a shot at making it to the Olympics.7 years ago
Sexual assault victims seek new measure to spare repeated encounters with attacker
Should rape and sexual assault victims have the same rights as victims of domestic violence and stalking? A bill in Olympia could change the rules.7 years ago
Reichert: White House handling of travel order ‘unacceptable and disgusting’
Republicans in Congress continue to be bombarded with complaints about Trump's executive order halting immigration from predominantly Muslim countries.7 years ago
Youth jail remains controversial in King County
A new King County youth jail proposed in the Seattle city limits has been controversial among residents, and is becoming an issue for elected officials.7 years ago
Seattle convention underscores science world’s battle with Trump administration
Talk at the Convention Center in Seattle seemed was dominated by one thing this week: the Trump administration's apparent assault on climate science.7 years ago
Prospective developers kick the tires on KeyArena
It was like a real estate open house at KeyArena Wednesday as city officials hosted an official tour for companies interested in bidding on a remodel or rebuild.7 years ago
Seahawks fan goes the extra miles to show his ultimate dedication
The ultimate Seahawks fan wears his lucky socks and takes a long run, like 150 miles, before each game. But he does it all in China.7 years ago
Lawmakers brace for bruising battle over education in Olympia
With a deadline looming, the battle over how best to pay billions of dollars more for education will dominate everything for the next three-plus months in Olympia.7 years ago
From Harvard to the huddle, Seahawks new snapper refuses to give up on dream
Anyone who's watched the Seahawks this season has become far too aware of what happens when a seemingly simple part of the game goes awry.7 years ago
Veteran Olympia observer reflects on 45-years of capitol coverage
For the last 45 years, David Ammons been a fixture around the state capitol in Olympia. But all that is changing.7 years ago
Jaded 12’s? Market for Seahawks playoff game softer than past seasons
After several trips to the Super Bowl, it looks like 12's aren't nearly as excited about a first round Seahawks playoff appearance.7 years ago
Seattle police deploy watch tower to deter, catch mall car prowlers
The Seattle Police Department is using a watch tower to help combat car prowls this holiday season at one the city's busiest shopping spots.7 years ago
Seattle teen’s suicide underscores lifesaving efforts by UW center
A small group at the University of Washington is trying to figure out why people choose suicide, and how it might be prevented in the future.7 years ago
MADD is fighting more than drunk drivers
MADD has had to add more "D's" to its mission thanks to the legalization of marijuana and cellphones.7 years ago
Seahawks kicker will defend Ping-Pong title to help homeless
Seahawks kicker Steven Hauschka will host his annual celebrity Ping-Pong tournament next week, after the Hawks play the Panthers.7 years ago
UW doctors pioneering advanced opioid-free pain treatments
Doctors at the University of Washington Medical Center are leading the way in the fight against opioid-free medical treatment.8 years ago
Too late to volunteer, but many other ways to help homeless for Thanksgiving
Jeff Lilley with Seattle's Union Gospel Mission says all of their Thanksgiving volunteer slots have long since been filled. But there are still things you can do -- like donate old coats or an extra turkey.8 years ago
The emoji is King County’s new food safety rating system
King County's new food safety rating system is based on the emoji -- aka the smiley face -- to indicate which restaurants are safe to eat at.8 years ago
Highly-decorated local veteran reunited with special part of his military past
A highly-decorated veteran is celebrating Veterans Day with a special part of his past he never thought he'd see again.8 years ago
Seattle’s least-formal gathering among most anticipated for hundreds of veterans
The Eleven-Eleven Society's annual gathering on Mercer Island Friday is one of the most anticipated events for Seattle veterans.8 years ago
Nasty Supreme Court race brings increased attention to judicial elections
With three state Supreme Court seats up for re-election, there's far greater attention and a lot of ugliness.8 years ago
